Inside Practice

With our 2024 programs drawing to a close with?Legal AI and Legal ESG Europe next week, quickly followed by KM /UK, and Navigating the Partner Compensation Equation?to round out our year, our team at?Inside Practice?has been busy working on 2025. ? Over the coming weeks, we will release more information, for now, here is a?sneak peek?at what we have in store. https://lnkd.in/g6_if3Ye ? + Do you have an interesting story to present? + A case study to share? Or would you like to be a part of one of the panels?+ Would you like to partner with us or host one of our events? If you are interested in collaborating with us on our 2025 programs, we have created a short?"call for collaborators"?form to complete - let us know what interests you, what you would like to hear more about, and how you would like to collaborate. Stay tuned; there's more to come. https://lnkd.in/g6_if3Ye Inside Practice #LegalTech #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #KnowledgeManagement #km #Data #LegalESG #Sustainability #Greenwashing #Wellbeing #LegalEconomics #Compensation #Pricing #Profitability #LegalFutures #GeoPolitics #WorkforceDevelopment #ClientIntelligence

A big thank you to Inside Practice for an amazing time in NYC at their Legal AI program this past week! Our very own Principal, Michael Crawford, joined a panel to discuss strategic frameworks for AI investment decisions in the legal industry. ?? The conversation was filled with valuable insights and takeaways that left everyone inspired. Here are some key highlights from the panel: - Customization is key—without it, you likely won’t have a competitive edge. - Considering questions like: How can you use data science and analytics to develop innovative ideas and solutions? And how do you make those ideas ready for production? - Leverage reconfigurable modules (e.g., comparative analysis, summarization) in your AI strategy for quick setup and repeatability across projects. - Build the right architecture to work seamlessly with various LLMs for different use cases, focusing on data and integrating off-the-shelf tools without over-customizing or over-investing. - Simplify technology for users by creating a single interface that spans multiple tools, so users like paralegals don’t have to learn different products. Shoutout to fellow panelists Eddie Nasser and Janet Stanton for their engaging and invaluable contributions to this important conversation facing law firms today. And a special thanks to Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP for hosting us in your office! ?? #LegalAI #LegalTech #LegalInnovation #AI #LawFirms #Legal

As Inside Practice continues to grow and expand as does our team. We are looking to bring a dynamic Marketing Manager to the team in 2025. We are sharing this opportunity with our networks first, rather than advertising. Our Marketing Manager will take the reins of our marketing efforts, driving visibility, engagement, and growth across multiple channels. This is a remote role, offering the flexibility to work from anywhere. They will be responsible for the design, execution, and management of all outbound marketing and communications, marketing automation, social media, content creation, and performance reporting. We’re looking for someone who’s hands-on, creative, and strategic. Ideally, bringing, proven experience in outbound email marketing and email automation tools, managing complex social media campaigns and copywriting. They must be a proactive, with a problem-solving mindset and the ability to work independently in a remote setting. A background in the legal profession, or events industry is a major plus, as would being located in London or New York. More information on Inside Practice - www.insidepractice.com For more information on this opportunity - [email protected] Inside Practice, David Kekwick, Pamela Cone, ISSP-SA, Kevin Klein, Trey Shalley, Meg Lyons, Tim Hart, Nicholas Stone

AI agents on every legal team? What might sound sci-fi might not be that far off. AI agents and their potential for legal applications were front and center at the panel I had the privilege of moderating at this week’s Inside Practice conference in New York. Ilona Logvinova from Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP and Annie Datesh from Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, two outstanding innovation leaders at the forefront of their industry, shared their thoughts on agentic AI tools, their experiences evaluating and implementing cutting-edge AI technology, and their hopes and dreams for the future of a tech-forward legal practice. Key learnings: 1. AI agents are a promising new technology. Agentic tools can independently perform tasks, iterate and improve, and can explain their own reasoning. 2. Data is the key to an effective AI agent. The agent is only as good as the material it has been trained on. 3. Change management is crucial. The law firm of the future might have AI agents supporting its lawyers, but law firm leaders need to be thoughtful about introducing new tools and processes to ensure users are empowered to reap the full benefits of these new technologies. Thank you Annie and Ilona for the fruitful conversation and Inside Practice for the phenomenal conference.

Two huge days of Legal AI are in the books. Thank you to Oz Benamram, Stephanie Cano and the team at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP for hosting us. Our partners HIKE2, Centari, vLex, DeepJudge, DraftWise, Dell Technologies, Paxton AI, Harvey, Hebbia, Thomson Reuters, Litera and Lega for their support. And thank you to our chairperson Damien Riehl and to fantastic faculty: Jamie L., Conan Hines, Amir Ghavi, Janet Stanton, Eddie Nasser, Michael Crawford, Barbara Taylor, Elisabeth Cappuyns, David Cunningham, Adrienne Levine, Richard Robbins, Annie Datesh, Ilona Logvinova, Rebecca Naomi Swalve, Josh Kubicki, Carolyn Austin, Ryan Samii, Gina Lynch, John Scrudato, Jennifer Mendez, Will Seaton, Nicole Bradick, Haley Altman, Yannic Kilcher, Zach Warren, Robert Dilworth, Léo Murgel, Laurie Basch, Kristen Baylis, Michael Cartier, Jennifer Cody, Christian Lang, and Rob Saccone for lending their time and expertise to this program. Next stop is KM / UK, in London, on December 5th then we are back in Chicago on March 4th for The Human Side of Legal Tech:?Teams, Talent, and Change Management. For more information: www.insidepractice.com

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Oz Benamram (Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP) Yannic Kilcher (DeepJudge, and Ilona Logvinova (Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP) get us underway on day two of Legal AI, with a look at the future (and current) state of search and AI’s impact on KM. #legalai

Here we go!! Damien Riehl kicks of our Legal AI program taking place today in New York, hosted by Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP. #legalai

We're thrilled to have DraftWise as an Event Partner for our upcoming conference, KM/UK, taking place at The Law Society on the 5th of December. DraftWise will be discussing an exciting project. More details to follow. For more information and to confirm your place: https://lnkd.in/g7vdGEeX

How will technology reshape the legal workforce? What’s next for litigation management? When will we see AI’s impact on the economics of law? Why must wellbeing and resilience become strategic priorities? And where is ESG heading? - just some of the challenges we will address in 2025 A preview of what Inside Practice is working on for 2025 -